You have one week to get a Border Collie and train it to trail specs to ensure that all your friends make it safe and sound to the Pub for a Guinness on St. Paddy’s Day. Get going.
“He’s a legend in Gloucester but we’re in Yorkshire today so that counts for nothing.”
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“Now on to the Indian Restaurant. He has to be careful here not to lose the big lad.” Lol.
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That dog is having a great time! My first dog actually used to do something very similar, back when I was in college. I was the only one in my group who a)didn’t drink and b)had a car.
Good old Jake would gently force people to stay on the sidewalk and “herd” them into the car. I didn’t even realize he was doing it the first couple times – it was a self-appointed task.
Jake ‘n’ Jana: Designated dog ‘n’ driver! 🙂
I put this video all over my doggie FB groups this past St. Patty’s. A great breed with the best beer ever! What could be better?